owe my life.
.fl- .
drum-and
'l . who without them.
tlu whim: "or inad-
'I. Colic Cum—Ila.
y by. 11 Vlnwn “not.” At
'a and E. G. 'l‘onillnaon's.
a an account of a mu who
, run» than under the pulp
‘ . '. Husband-Tho Iool
, it he take DoWllt’u Limo Early
and mannerubadu he did
I I atrium-need taking time little
‘ n12. Wood a o. c. saloon. ,
‘ MI; karmic-I.
dimpl- hav- pllea, but DeWitt
, Enamel" willcnro them. When
. Fy applied It cum maid- and
‘ thout the align-r. pain. E. P
G. C. Stilluon.
which, anemlnent phyeician of
" " ,Iayn: “Ir-egardAyel-‘s Sar-
al the best blood-medicine on
"and! know of mhny wonderful
abated by its use." Physicians
III am the land have made similiar
3“} WM
. , bemoanluleanrly tum. t... blllons
page, Indigeotlon, cllnlllllflhlflll. A small
gill,» prompt. cure. E. P. Weed & G. C.
loan. ~
, Tilt Dluovory Smut Ills Lilo.
Mr. G.Caillouette,drlmgiat,lleow-rsville,
Ill.‘,nay~: "To Dr. Kmak New Dl~covory 1
Wm taken with La Grlpm
and tried all the physicians for mile»
‘2 Elliot“, but uI nouvail and Wm given 11:
told I could not live. Having Dr.
fill
_ King’s flew Diwavery in my store I sent for
l
r
a
l
!l‘
‘I
ithpltlonud began its usaand from the fir».
dude belt-u to get better, and after usioy
three bottl was up and abuut again. I
-. I.“ north I Weight in gold. “'0: won't
, Keep atone or house without. it." Get a
3 ii" trial It a. c. Silllatm's and E. P.
f cell's Drug Store». .
“'- ~Acetou will break up it cold.
lion's This!
“'eofler One Hundred I) Illurs rewarv
for filly the of Caturrh that cannot In
cured} Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
. F. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo. 0.
. We. the underlllmled, have known F. J
Cheney for the Ia~t15 years, and belie-v»
WU honorableln all business trans-
‘ actions and financially able to carry on“
any obligations made by their firm.
Wm & TBUAX, Wholesale Druggistr,
5 Toledo, 0. .
Wswma, Kitty” 8.: Mum. Wholesnl.
Drulurists, Toledo. 0. ,
: Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken'internaliv.
noting directly on the blood and mac .n-
surfaces of the system. Testimonial
lent free. Price 15¢: per bottle. ‘Suld b_\
all druggists.
Curator Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
. Electric Bitters has pron-d to be the Very
best. It effects a permanent cure and the
" moat dreaded habitual sick headache
yield to its Influence. We urge all who are
uflicted to procure, a bottle, and give tbi~
parody a on: trial. In cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by giv-
Ing the needed tone t6 the bowels. and
few cases long resist the. use of this medi-
‘eiita. Try it once. FlIly cents and 31.0“
at G. C. Stillson’s and E. P. Weed’s Dru;
Stores. ‘ ',
.Ifsufleriug with piles, it. will interest
you w know that. DeWitt’s Witch Haze
Salve will cure-them. Thi-a medicine l-’
aspeciflc for all complaints of this char
actor. and if instructions (which are sum
pletarecarried out. acnre will result
.we‘hnve tested thls in numerous cases
7 ubd always with like results. It nevlr
fails. a. P. Wl-etl & o. c. Stillsou.
j-‘Aoeton cures headache
No exams or sleepless nights when
you can pro are One Minute Cough Cure.
Thinwill I'l‘lerel all annoyances. cun-
the most severe cough and give you rest
and health. ~_'.~:lll‘y-\ll :afi‘nrd to do unth-
out it? up P. \Veell & n. C. Slillmu
~Aceton will prevent. pllt‘lllllunln.
pile Minute Golgi UN“ is rlr'lt i
hunted. ‘It. flflnl‘ll-I unto-t
'ii’om stifleylpg _\vilell wflllc l-ll ‘»~|th‘;.
more cough or cold. ”It acts on to»
flirt-ohbronchicaltubcs. and lungs and
I never fails to give immediate relief.. I-
Pn-‘Veed % G. Q‘sullsou .
wAcetg'ln cures the grin.
Buckli‘n’s Arnica Salve.
the World for cuts
bruise», ~v'lt.~,lll.~eh. Mll-I’hr'llll), fever
sores, le'ter, chapped hands, chilblaina.
come, and all skin'eruptions, and posi-
tively cureu pile-s, or no pay required. It
Isguaruntced tonive perfect satisfaction
n-ll.»
"be lint. salu-
ll}
for money refunded. Prior-.315 cents per
box.
One Minute Cough (lure, is a popular
remedy for croun. Safe forchildren and
adults. E P. Weed & G. C. Stillson
For sale by G. (3. Stillson and E.‘ P.
AJauuary thaw is always more pro-
ductive of colds and coughs than a Jan- 1
naryfreew. Then is the time Ayers;
Cherry Factorial is needed and proves?
'lo the
It“ «a II. M'I
‘ . ' .IIM'LI Chafing Port-
to Aid Germany. '
I! A FIGHT AGAINST TIE BIGLIBH.
Portugal to Ila-main Neutral—Thu Gonna.
wu’ tout Applaudul r. to. ammo“.
The Situation Continues (‘rltlcal In tho
Iran-vani—Ruula‘n Poultlon.
Minnow. Jim. lit—Tho Transvaal situa-
tion may be nulntuod up briefly.
Berlin and St. Pcterilblll’g dispatches
Indicate an alliance between Roma and
Gonuany. and It In bollovod that France
will stand with Russia.
The activity of the British admiralty ill
Increased. 'I’wruty Ionmiodeutmycru have
been ordered Into Immediate commission.
Six of them wlll join the flying squadron
on Tuesday.
It Is announced that Portugal will re-
main neutral and will allow neither Britt
lab nor (lot-man tnxipu to landmt [matron
bay. Thin announcement in regarded as
extremely Important. It. moans, in truth,
lhat Portugal In opposed to tho alllnnco,
for her denial :0 allow English lumps to
land is a denial Iu forln only. England
does not need Dolagou bay, and Iionnnny
docs. Germany can get into tho Transvaal
only by way of Dclllgou bay. Thus Poytu-
gal virtually becomes England's ally—and
England's solo ally.
Though no one doubts that there Is a
Russian-German understanding. English-
men laugh at Germany's I'I‘llfllli‘t‘ on lins-
slan old. They any-that. when William gets
Into tight quarters Russia \vlll leave him
In tho lurch.
Europe is now waiting on President
Kruger. Evcrythlng depends on whcther
he does or does not deny the auzcrainty of
England. The reported extortiouute Ill“
mantis of Transvaal are poohpoohcll by
Englishmen, who say that the (lemma
emperor, who would like to sec exccsalvo
demands made. is responsible for the talk.
There is a powerful agitation now in
Great Britain for compulsory military
training. The proposition lllects with uni-
versal favor, so cntllusiiutio urc English-
men.
Sir John Lubbock, M. 1!, in tho latcyt
convert made by the German cmpcror to
arbitration with the l'nitcd States. but
year he refused to sign a memorial in far
vor of arbitration.
(lunboats In llelngoa But.
The. British guuliout ’l‘bruoh and the
German cruiser Seeadlcr are now in Delu-
gon bay.
Joseph Chamberlain, secwlory for the
colonies. has sent the following dispatch
to President Krugcr:
“1 Intro reccit'cd thc queen's comuutnds
to acquaint you that her majesty has heard
with satisfaction that you how llccidctl to
hand over the prisoncrs to lli‘l‘ government.
This fact will redound to your credit and
condom to tho pcacn of South Africa atld
the harmonious co-rumrutionof the British
and Dutch ruccs, which is necessary for
its future dcvclopmcnt and prosperity."
The Pull Mall Gazette says. "Stcps \vcre
taken in tho highest quarters to obtain by
family influence a full explanation from
Emperor William, and the communlca~
tions which havo passed have tlonc more
than anything to bring' about the change
of tone In the Gcrmnn ofllclal press toward
Great Britain."
Later on. commenting upon Illls' change
of tone, The Pall Mall Hazcttc l‘i‘llllll‘ki:
"The German lli‘Wslelx'i‘s, totlicizll. semi-
oiliclul and rcptilc, are. tumbling: ovcr one
another in their anxiety to explain that
the tcnslou of rclutlous' was tllc fault of
England. We arc now told it was no t‘tlfl-
ccl'tctl action with tbc 'l'l':lu~n'u:ll. and that
thc cstrcmc. point of German inlcl'fon-ucc
would have bocu rcochcd by tho landing
of a few policqmcn :lt Ih‘lugml buy to pro-
tcct the Gcmllm uitlluldcrs. and that tho
emperor‘s toll-gram was not lllcant for
what it was thought to mcnn. "
Critical Sltuutlon In dolluunestrg.
PRETORIA, Transvaal, Jon. Ill—Tho
government is showing discontent at the.
reluctance displayed by the linnd men to
disarm. It is estimated that :ll).llllll of tllu
latter 'IlllW‘t bccn armed. and only 2,000
have. yicldcd up thcir arms. ‘Tho armed
Boers in the field arc also imputicnt.
The position at Johannesburg is critical,
and thc Boer lenders have the utmost dif—
Ilculty ill rcstroiuing tlicirlucn.
. A prpclnmution has just bccn issucd
calling upon all tho Rand mm to disarm
bcforc 6 o'clock on Friday cvonlng on pain
of prosccutll'm. Tllllh‘i' complyingr will be.
pardoned cxccpt the leaders of tho rcvolt.
There. is a feeling here that the Rhodes
cllartcr will be cancellcd to prevent f urtllcr
disorders.
Sympathy with Dr. Jnmcson makes the
tlitlomlcrs reluctant to disarm. but as it is
estimated that thcrc arc gonna :mn’ed
Boers around tllc town tbcn» is no font-of
further rclu-lliou. 'l‘hc shops arc n‘upt'll-
ing. and busincss is rcsumilu.r its flormal
course. 'It tlcvclops that Dr. .lulucson's
force nulrchcd 160 milcsin Ill) hours, never
halting more than two hours at a time.
The directors of the Chartered South
Afrim company have. liccidcd to rctplcst
the government to institute. an inquiry
into Dr. Jumcson's action.
Germany's “'nrnim: to England.
BERLIN, Jun. Ill—The Notional Zcituug
publishes a scmioiliciul communication
which States that if the maritime prepara-
tions which are being made in England
llcnotc hcr intention to resort to pressure
the. Transvaal question will become an in-
‘ ternationul one and merge others, especial-
ly the Egyptian question.
The rcichstag has rcsu’mcd its sittings ‘
after the lit‘lliday recess. Frciherr you
Belepsclimadc'a brief speech introducing
the government bill to prevent illegal
transactions on the German bourscs.
It was stated in the lobbies of the rei'ch-
stag that Baron Marschull von Biebcr-
. stein. minister of. foreign affairs. especial-
; universal approval.
ly begged the members of the chamber to
abstain from interpellutiug the govern-
ment upon the Transvaal question in any
form. _ ‘
In the course of the debate on the homes
bill Count Kanltu-Pocangcw, Conserva-
tive, said that the attitude. which the gov-
ernment had recently assumed injdefcnse
of (icrmnn’lnterests abroad had met with
This utterance was
greeted with prolonged applause.
The Feeling In New York.
New Your, Jan. Joe-News that there
had been a scmlofliciul announcement on
the port of the German emperor that Great
Britain must back down from her position
regarding thc Boers was greeted with
cheers in the Prmlucc Exchange. The
members dropped business and tin. chorus
an extremely efficacious. .Ask your'drug- ' sang “Dic \l‘ucht mu Rhein." Then they
get It! it,.and also for Ayer's Almanac,
‘ Momma.
i
cor-railed the Gennun members and escort-
ed them to the wheat pit. They nearly
‘llled it. and brokers gathered around
.‘ .
. .
Vat-at».
Tnnaml' ultaatlon, says: "thorn the at
tlnulo ot the llrltlah gorernnmnt pron lt
reams that their la rutlwr an attempt it
intlluldato Getaway than a serious Inten-
tion to go to war. The Transvaal question
will acqulro serious importance only Il
fresh developments uncurwhlch form tlu
German eumcror to not ill conformity will
his immune to Prcxltlont Kronor. In that
event the mmplcto Ianlutlon of England
Which bl so menacing to her position ll
Egypt. would be oxlllbltoll fully.
Ilalm For Emperor William.
Mtwat'llltlt. .lnn. lit-The. Milwaukee
Pronto club has passed the following mania
lull:
Whereas. It In rcportcd that Kain-r Wll
helm lit tho-atctlcdwlth expulsion Iron
level-til Englblh clubs for conduct. whlol
meets with our approval;
Resolved, That we cxtcnd the right
hand of fellowship as follow sovcn‘lmn
and elect llllu an honorary member of the
Mllwmlklm Pfi‘tlfi club, and tlult tho act-rc-
tury be ltn-truotcd to notify blln at once.
Troops at Aldcrlhol Parade.
LONDOS, Jan. lit—Tho Duke of (‘on
naught baa had all the troops at Aldcnshol
out on [amide and uftcrwllrtl gim- them l
2-1 tnllc march
COAST DEFENSES.
Plan-t Stun-tiled For a Torpedo Syateln For
the I'rlnclpnl Seaport I‘Itlcs.
\VASIIIXM‘OX. .atl. lit—«In tho stall-
mcnts by the unicorn of tiarlllln‘nuof cu
gluccrs before tllc senate committcc ot
untat defenses. of which Senator Squire I!
uhalrmuu. tho fact was brought out that
the cuplnccr tlcpnrtmcnt rcqulrcs $2.5th.
bill). to be spent. lmtluxllutcly for ltll'ptlilm‘!
and torpedo mines for land deft-mics. Till.-
ia inllcpcndcut of torlmlocs and torpcth
boots for tho navy.
Maps and drawings showing the plan ol
the torpedo system for tllcdcfcnsc of tin
cltyof Washington were laid before tlu
comtulttcc for the purposcoi' pn-scntinp
an example for the, plan [II‘IJIMN‘II by tln
engineer lh-purtnlcnl for all tllcprltlcipnl
stupor-t cities ol' the l'nitcli States.
The colnmittcc sat with close-«l doors
(luring thodlacllssiou of tin: iltl'pt‘ilnujfs
tent. ltt casc of a suddenclot-money it
Would take at least a war. II" the :lppro
printlon was made, to procuro tho mu-
terlal, mullufllcturc tho torimlownnd put
them in place at the principal pom of tln
United State-l. The chief of cnninocnl all
\‘oclttcll tllc cxpcnllituro of fl'LllllllJlllt'
during thc fiscal year ending June no
1897. This sum Would not DrltVllll‘ tln
motley ncccssury to bc cxpcudoll by the
ordnunco bureau for guns otnlguncnr
rlagcs. but would covl'l‘ the cunt of cm
)llllCt'llll'llls‘ for guns and of tot-pulm-s.
A VENEZUELAN'S VIEWS.
Senor Don l‘ombonn Declares 'I'lmt En:-
laml In Clearly In the “’rong.
Bosrox, .lnll. bl.—.~‘cllor lloll A. Film
bonn of chczuclu, in on intcrvicw on ”it
Vcnczllcluu question. spoke of the cut llusl
natn of his countlwllllu nvoi' pl‘t‘bllll’lll
(‘lcvciunll's Illi'fir‘ilgl' and cxprcssul the be
lief that Great Britain. buying luuclltt
loac and llttlo to grain. will ultlmntcly
ugcco to albumin.
llc says: “lirmlt lll‘ilsllu i<clcurlyill tlll
wrong as far as the boundary is mum-cu
HI, whllc lllc Mourm- doctrine will lipuri
ill llll‘ sctllcnu-zlt only ill llr moral inllll
cur-c. livl-ry South .\ulcrlcull l‘t‘IlllllllI‘ wll‘
sustain Vt'lln‘mt'lll. ll'llll lzn .‘Ellllllli'l‘ unull':
ho l'ol'luctl alloulll “I‘t'tl‘: llrilulu :drlkcn
’blow. '
On tln- l'ublil: :plmtlou til-nor I-‘ombonll
pri-tllclml that l'cmgnllloll of tilt? llhlll‘
gents would conic “llblu f\\‘u mouths.
llr. Jill-knoll “'on‘t Marry ’I'iu-ln.
Paothxcv. .luu. lit—Tho lbw. \‘.'. it
F. Jackson. noting rector uf"l‘l'lll'll)' lipls
copul chul‘rll lll chpnl't lillr'llu,r lllc lib-
scncl: of the Ill-r. I): )lciiillwiu Europe.
Wusl llskcll if he bud lwcu rcsplmtctl to per
form tllc lllllrrlngc l-cn-lllony for Mrs. Al
\‘n \‘ondcrb‘llt and Mr. “t'llllillll. Mr.
Jackson said lic lllul hcllrll from Now York
that tllcrc bull bccu some tolkubout ll
‘ccn-mony at .\’cwport. and that Mrs. Van.
llcrbllt sliggcstcd’ 'l‘rluity church or: tllr—
placc. Ilc sillll llt‘ could not pcrfnrul tilt-
(:cl'cluoliy “on account of tllc portlcw llllv
lug lx‘ctl dlrol‘ccll—«loubly divorcctl." ll:
thought their was llu way for the couple tr
sccurc a marriage rcrclnony ill tho lipisoo
pal cllurl'll except that it would bu shown
that both Mrs. \'nntll'rbilt and Mr. Ilcl
nlout scoured the divorce on the grounds
of nllllllcl'y null lll.‘ll lwutll wrn- gullllcse.
'l‘llcu tho mctorof 'l‘r'luity church t'ullltl
perform the ccrculolly.
'I‘llc l‘lurdcn chcla "curd l-‘rotn.
NEW YORK. .llltl. lit—wit was rcportcd
that l. 'l‘ownscllll Burden, “'hllnt‘ bottle
was robbctl on llcc. 2'7 of diamonds" valued
at about $5ll,tttlll_ llilil rcccb'cil a lcttcl
from tllc llll'll who ll:l\'c tho ji‘“‘l‘l.~',‘lll
which tlnvyoll'or to rctln'ntbctn If tllcy are
assured of immunity {mm orrcst and will
receive the promisctl rcwlml of $5.00”.
The letter was received on \I'ulucstluy,
and Mr. Burden busuot yot rccclvcdun
u‘nsm‘r to n jwrsoual which ho had printed
in rcply to it. Mr. Illlrdcn said that he
would kocp his ward lrgllrdilu: the proper-
ty, and that the thicvcs would not. boar
rested at his instnncc. Acting ('optuln
()‘Bricn. who is ill charge of the llctcctlvr
bureau. docs not look with t’m’nron the
action of Mr. Burden and any! that the
police out still working on tho casc. but
have nothing: to make. public at this time.
J. R. Drrxcl Boy» I. ‘L-‘illa.
NEWPORT. R. 1., Jun. Ill—John R.
Drcxcl, tllc Philadelphia millionaire. WIN.
is spending tbc winter in New ‘Yo‘rk,
bought thc‘ handsome villa of Fairmar.
Rogers :lt Ochre point, paying for it, it it
said, 32.30.0011. Mr. and Mrs. Ill-excl were
Scwport cottulzcrs last season for thc first
timc. occupying thc place. which they now
have purchased. ' It is one of the. most. tie.
slrablc summer homes in Newport.
A New English Syndicate.
Amlox, x. vi, Jan. lo—P. A. 1am
of this place Isut thebcml of nLnntlul]
syndlcntc, with $1000.00" capital, to cs-
tnbllsll n jcnlqucu farm at Puntn Gorllu,
Fln., on a tract containing 8,000 acres.
4.
f
Torpcdo Boot Explodea. ‘ .
MILAN, Jan. Ill—Tho cnglnc boiler of
an Italian tomcdo boat on Lake agglort
caplmicd. The vessel immedin y sunk,
and 12 persons, who were on board, were
drowned.
[Io LIV“! In Cohocs.
Pnovmaxcn, Jan. 10.——’l‘lle nlnnfiwhq
hanged himself at the Warren jail on!
week ago was identified as John reality, a
4
weaver, of Cohoes. N. Y. .
n
will u am. 21w
In an artblo'dlunulny the’
,wlll not mum-m to giwtbo l'i’lls‘lll’lnltnl’
The Murat” on. Concern:
in: the Bond Issue.
SAYS BE WANTED A PUBLIC BALI}.
llc lndlgnantly Dealt-o M Tin-re Wu
Atty Previous Arrangement \t‘ltb tlu‘
Morgan Symllcalo-llccwlttry ('ltl'llltlc
tiny- Iltc People \Vlll Tillie the Honda.
Wliallluu'rou. Jon. lit—Tho lil‘lllll‘ on
tho llllkltul herniation In tho t‘ltllttll' last
Friday, when the allmlnb-ltrntloll was ac
noted by scvcrulnenalors of having cil-
tcml Into an agrm-luent with u nynulmn
to fluid the expected Inue of bonds. I-t thl
ltubjcct of a letter tuition by l’n-«ldont
(,‘lcvclaml to Senator Cnflcry of lmlldilttlt.
which has just been mtnlc public. It I.-
lll the handwriting of the prcslllcnt 'llul I~
In full as followu:
Wsatllilo'rox. Jun. 5.
Bl! Dllllt Slit—J have n'ml today In
The Collgh-sslonnal Ih-mnl the dcllulc In
the mutate on Friday tmuccrnlng t 0 "non
trlill situation and bond issues.
[not lullllml at tho intolcroncc that
lcullacvcll cat-ind partisanship to adopt
as a basin of attack tho unfounded accusa-
tions and mscrtlonat of a nulllcloluly nn-n
tluI'quH Illlll scnsatlolull Ilf'\\'."|)l|]l‘l'. .\'o
bunker or llllltllt‘lt'l‘ nor any other human
Ill-lug lifts bccn invited to vlalt Washington
fortlic purpoo- of inhibiting In any way
or nlullncr tor the (lisplullluu of bomls t-
lln-ct tlloprcsi-nt or “flow needs of the
mild n-scrvc. No ltmlllm‘ult'lll of any kind
has bccu mode for tbc disposition of such
booth to any syndicate. or through lbc
amps-y of any syndlcntc. No llssilrnnm- of
much u diurnal of bomb but; bwu directly
or Indirectly glvcu to any notion. In
poim of flu-t, it decided lcanllur toward a
popular loan and udvurtlnlug for bid... has
bccu plainly exhibited on the part of the
:ubninlstmtlou at all lllllcs when the sub-
jcct was under discussion.
'l'hosc charged with the responsibility
of maintaining our gold rrwn'c. so for as
lcglslutlon rctllll-tt-t it pmiblo. lam-aux
ions-Iv collfcrmi with molt otln-r and as
IK't'llalHll pt'l'llllllt‘il with lllosc lun'lm:
knowledge of financial affairs and prw-nt
mouculrycondition-l as to tho lr.‘.~'l and
most fawmblc nil-ans of wlliug bonds for
gold.
I'opulnr Loan Originally Inlenllrd.
'l‘llc unusual Importance of a mouthful
rcwolll. if the attempt isamlin mmlc. ouulll
to bo apparent to every Ann-rival: citizen
who Ilt'nlllW!‘ upon thc rillljcl'l .t lllltlllt‘lll'r‘
[Mlll'lllllll thought. ’I‘llv .‘l‘t‘rll‘llry of tho
treasury. from tho first tnonu-ut that Iln-
ucoc-lsily of another solo of bonds it‘t‘lllt‘ll
to bc approaching. desired toollcr tlnrln. if
iseunl. to the pcoplel by public :ulvcrtiso
mt‘m if they could thus be aura-«fully
|IlHilll<t1I hf. .\fll"t‘ full I’Illlfildt‘l‘ullllll llI'
cunn- to the conclusion. to Which I fully
nun-c, that the amount of gold ill tllc rc-
acrrc. bciluz now ”wanton" morc than it
was in February bust, when n ~llll'UI bond:
was made to u syndlcgto. and other c nulli—
tiollslllll'crintz from thaw tllcu existing.
ju<tlty IN in purring the booth now about
to bc issucll for solo by popular Hilllml'rlp-
tion.
This is the cntlrc rnllttcr. and all Home
pllrticllllll‘< could have bccn easily obtl’lin-
ed by any uwlubcl' of the. actlutc by simple
inquiry. "
If Mr. Morgan. orallyotn-clsc. I'l‘:'.~"tlllllfl
from his u\\‘ll standpoint. brought lumen-if
to tho lwlicf [bot tln-gmcrllult-ll' mullll :tt
lrllglll lu- lilllhII‘lIIIlL‘iI in 95min .lll bonds
In .i .«j. lullcutc. l supplm- llo \umbl llmc ll
pl'l'li‘l'l light. If Ilc clm-c. to iukc ~llu'll
~tcp-: 1H sol-mcd to him lll'lllli'lll to put.
blinwll lll t'tlliillllllll lo lit-gullulc.
lt-xpcvt :lu l~>uc of lmlul< will in llllll‘r
rial-ll for mic tomorrow. .lllll tllot blll< will
bc llll'lll‘ll not only for tbosc now :lllum-ll
by law. blll‘l‘or such 'ltllll‘l' llllll tlil'l'crcnt
bonds to". t’lIlllll't‘r‘n‘ may :llltllol‘ixc llllt ill];
the pclllllng of tho :ulvortlsclllclu. Nut
ll:l\'Ill;£ llllll .‘Ill opportunity to (‘UIIII‘I‘ “itll
you ill pct-mu >lul-c lllt‘ lll‘l‘m‘lll amino of
cougrcss llczrlll :uul noticing yulll' pnrticl
pullout ill lllc tlrluitc nl‘ l:~.-l' Friday. I lmlc
thought it lull :uniss to put you in pow-<-
slou of tho flll'tsluul information lll-l'cill
como'llml. ’Yours wry truly.
(Bum El: l‘llzvrtlJlttlt.
'rtu- Honda Will 'u. Tnbrn. M
\VAHHXHTOV. Jan. in -——.\llnllni<tr:lritlu
nlliciuls, talking for publication. t'llilillllb‘
to asst-rt llll‘li‘ I‘Olllltll‘Ill't‘ in tllosllcccss of
thc prosidcllt'l popular loan. but lllcy
tllc faith that is in tbclu. No individual
bills for tho ncwlmnlk lum- bccll rcccivoll.
llllll all tho int‘ommtlon tllzzi nmu‘s lo lllt‘
sci-rotary of tho ll't‘.’l.'-'llf}' from various
pullli“ in tbcl llltcd Mam-s la to lbw-231w!
[lull lllt' llt'lillll' shitw lln lll~;.tr<3lillll In
nllcl- lllt‘ll' honrdml gold for lllt‘ l pl-r can't
till your bomb. \‘ct Secretory (':Il'li~lc is-
as sullguinc, or more w. (lulu on; ullll‘lql
of tllc administration. Ilc says that the
:tthl't‘l'n‘l‘thllf l‘oz' tln- llllllllri \\‘.'l- ill-’lilt‘ In
good faith; that. it will b.- l'.‘ll'l’lt'tl out in
tllc li‘lll'l‘. :lllll llult lllt‘ lmlnl~ v. ill ln' l'lllly
sulm-ribcll for. Tim zllllllllll.~tr:ltioll hm
thc powcrrllc says, to nlnkc tbc loan it.
rilll‘t‘t‘!~‘. and it menus to c:\:nv‘:-ci-:c it. ll. but
Mr. I‘lirlls‘lc ,l‘\‘lllctltly tut-um by llllw’ is
that IIII‘ banks will tukc tllc llllllll< and
will give tllctrcusury gold to maintain tln-
l‘t'ilt‘lllpllllll fund in case it is lull-dill bc.
I'Jl‘t'll now and Feb. .3. ’I‘hcl'c_ can bc no ‘
other cxplullation of his I'UIlIlIlt‘lll c lll lhc~
Sllcccss of the loan. lic imulw-l-n-utly ad
mits that. be from tht‘ pcoplc will not sub
Si‘ll’lw for the bonds by issuing :l qllllltll“
INFOII luau am, quote ton
write CAREFUL Houa‘mlrt.
Why Porcelain Mull. (II-n Cblpo. Color-u
M and Glidin- am- lull—Proper
Prmutlom For Heat-tying Chloe and
Col: mm. '
Many a brldu rnjttlcllt“ In tho laolltlful
china provided by loving frlntulu to adorn
llcr toblo and who, wishing to two bar now
powwlona as oftctl as pliaslblc, usual thotu
frcquontly. uriuws over tho llllalmltfl which
befall the dainty nrlloloa. often without.
tilltillt‘cllllif the real cause.
“ N Icks"--lllu balm of the hoowkocpcr
—-appcnr, tho gliding loolta dull, oruvun
btutlns to Wear oil. tho column! tho cr‘
qlllslllll royal Worcester lllsb. which has
bccn so pretty to hold a fcwllalmlctt, fndo.
tho llcmrutlons on a set of band palatial
dl-ascrtplatcs look Intro and tlloro all If bits
of the color lmtl como off.
.\'or in it only the china brought forth to
tlccklnlr board on special occasions which
Millers. 'l'llo ulalncr warn pllrclnuilxl for
daily um allows llllflfli‘lllllllltltlfl cracks In
tho glaze. which. In tho Oillll'fill of time, In»
color brown. capeclally In the case of [lllll-
turn or olhcr (lltillilti on wltlolt moms or ally
unto-y kinds of food are served. 'l‘llls
cracking of the glaze is commonly duo to
cxplmtroto to.) much heat. l-‘or Instance.
in warming the plan-s, setting dishes Ill
the men to kccp I’llt‘ll’llllllltlnlfl hot, or even
plunging tin-m into wator that is mar tho
bollillu point to wash thorn.
A ftcr tllo glaze is injured, cvcry than the
IIISIII‘!‘ nrc wusllctl tllo wulnr acts Into llm
porouscluy underneath. and ill tho sumo
way tlu- Frl'flh'll from gmvlm, rm, color»
it. This cracking of the glaze. however,
fortunately rarely occurs Ill tho costlier
warns. bitcuuso they are subjected to grcut-
cr boat. Ill tho process of manufacture.
Ileforolmvlng the subject of tllocmn-
lnnnor worn it suggestion which will lua-
tcrllllly lesson tho amount of brwlkano of
articles: In daily “so will be helpful to tho
ccouolulcal bottsowifo. If t he yellow bowls,
crockery baking dishes. tcapols‘. t'lu., arc
plan-d in cold water. which is heated until
lt lulllrl. then taken of? tho fin} and allow-
ed to cool grzuluully, tllclr [lel'l' to resist
boat will be very grcatly lucrroscd and tile
blll for rcpluclng broken cooking utcns‘lls
corn-spoulllllgly dlllllnlsllcll.
'l'o rctllrn to the ilncclllllo, “nirlu” can
scarcely llc avoided if llloscrvunli lll‘ll ul-
lowctl to fillnl' and lowor it up! il l“. tilllllb
waiter. It is far sufcr—lf it. cannot Ito
washed In tho dining room urn blltlcr's
pttlltry on the some lloor—to lum- it. cor—
ril-ll tl\t‘l' the stairs on u largo tray. as the
inning: of lllt‘ tii~llc.~' against l'llt'll other is
.l fruitful sullrct- uI nicks. and rye” brcalzrv
ago. and this. jarring: can In» avoided by
it‘llllly! lll"lll :ljltrl m‘. a tray which, lu
:‘nrcfnl bonnie, is solo lroul tllc jol‘Jlg and
jarrimz of tlu- avrnrzc lllllub waiu r.
The Illlllllt'si of lilo gliding: ls ultcll Illlt‘
to tho location of tho closet ill which the
rhino is kept. If this Is dump, cvon llu-
vcry but uni-l will tarnish. If. llowcvcr.
tho Illlrf‘ll'lllllt' doc: occur. its lll‘llllfllll’y
can llo TOMIIH'II by rubbing with a little
llry' whiting and soft w.'l~ll lo'ttllcr. but
Illl“ silolzlll lu- dollops rarely as pouiblo,
ul' tllc gliding will bu wuru ufl'.
Having first tokcn euro that tho china
ls kept In a dry place. the ncxt stcp Ill
[:PI‘M‘YYIIII the gliding :lud lll‘i‘fll‘llllilll is
us \'I‘I' to permit plates or dishes to l.c sot.
out: upon tllc otllrr wllbuut .Lolllctlllug Itc-
tow-cu tlu-nz. i‘;:l.to:l l!:.t::ll-l i~ lhc l.“.'~l
malarial for'tllis porpoeu. but blotting 1mi-
pcr. (rill lllln l'II'I.'ll ~ lln- rim all the plan-4,
is on cxccllvzlt SillNllllllt‘. leu l'nnoms
of gill ill~llri lll'l' liablc to be :i liltlc rough.
and now}: :i ll. l'llll' l-lr Hf chino ll.l.~: luul
its “Milli”: or color llcl': llllll wrulcbwl lll‘
lll’ll‘f‘l'iI for luck of ill I-rcmullou just
mclllioltcll. l‘ups lll.’l_'.' lw prob-viral from
Injury by hanging llli'l‘.) Ill rows by HIV
lllllllllt‘dtlll small bra.“ holds. M‘l'l'wvil ill
jll~t Ill-low the: cloud slit-INN, lush-ml of
following tho more frclplcut custom of
piling tln-lll. sonlctllnwtllrccor {our deep,
unit Illrlili' tlzc utllcr. “'Illl‘ll oflcn l'l‘sllll'l
inn full. 'l‘llucllm-t of thc china cluw.
t~.'|l‘ll on its own book. i~ also for [‘I'l tilt-r
wilcn nrrallccll in tllo (loscts with chm
doors, which are now found In “hill“? or
cry mullcrll dining room “if;
Tho st-crr: ol’ lilo falling of tho colors of
illsllos in which pickles and salads are
servclliotlm acid of tin! vit :‘n . which
sometime... through sonic almost illvl~lblc
llolo itl lilo glaze, prllctmtcs llcncuth.
Royal \l'orcostor is specirlllplikl-ly tusulTl-r
from tl.i.; t‘:ill.~‘t‘, and therefore it is mfcr
not. to um it for such villnlls. .
(fut glass. which rival~ claiuain loony :l
woman's um ctlous, requircs fowl-r prccnll-
lions. ll “my bo kept in good condition
by simply washing: Ill wul-ul, not. lull. _
wail-r and drying with n soft cloth. I
’I'Ilollillgor“(plunging glass into but '
walcr ll‘. will wcutln-r—wllicb r:-.rcly I.lll.\'
tocrurk ir—ls ~ll'l.~~'t too u'cll known to
lll‘l'il IllilYlll"Ii; still it is wlso to ll~lprc~~
llll‘ f-lct. upon the lnlluiol‘oycry ucw mold.
’l‘o prim-no its fllll lilstcr null brilliant-y
richly cut glass will Knoll l-r-czviolrolly to
bc clmtllcll null pollsln-ll with a soft brush '
and :t liltlz’t lino chalk. Wine (lt‘i':ll'.li'l'.-i
null wulcr lmtllcs can bc clculm-d by put-
ting into tllonl puiutu pariugs, l-lzoppnl
lino, filling thclu with water and letting:
tllctu aloud lllrco days; then empty, riuw
\vcll, and they will be a: bright and clear
us the «lain c;~'t llullsowlfo could ill-sire.—
Mary J. Fuu’ord in Chicago llccorll. .
The Sensible Wife.
ulclltlll clrculllrgivlngullllitlulu-l illl'urlnn-
lion as to how tbc bonds are to bc sllh- .
scrllual for. The secretory “'llllltl umloullt- ;
ctlly Iikc to n‘wlvo :i sullicicutllulllllcr of 5
individual bids to'dcnl lllhll‘fllt‘, that sonic- :
bully takes on intct'cét in tllc "l-uplllur;
loan," and his anxiety bus lcll him to dis- ,
play his four that the popular l'cm‘urcolK
[ho loan will be ll‘IiIlllll‘l‘.
Nobody ill Washington lllulcrslulllls bct- !
tor the financial situation on it cxlsla lll .
New York and otbcrflnnnclolcrutch. than
Prcsidcut Clcvclund and Sci-n tury (Jur-
llslc.
have been for inatlygwccks o-xcl-ctlilijriy
anxious ovcr it.
cubinctofi‘ltcr. when ask-ml for sonic lu~
formation touching tllc \‘cuczllclun quits“
Lion. rcpllcll:
“Don't risk inc about Vcnczllt-lnll ll:‘ll-~
tcrs now. Wu arc not giving much uncu-
tion to till-m ut pn‘scnt. “1‘ or» now coir
ccrncll about the financial >ltl::ltlou. (‘nn-
grcss is cvldcnlly going to do nothing to
rcllcve it. and thcrcflu'c the administration
must not. We ill‘l‘ vcry lulu-ll lll'lrluc‘l it“:
a pullit' may nocur~ tulll lllt‘ pl'l~.~itll'l'.t (Ito's
not erll to iss'lu bonds “Illt 4—: l:.' l< I'lllll-
pcllctl to. I tell you. if llll‘ élz'lutilm «ll .4
not improrc pretty soon. no will lmil- up;
worst financial panic cycr lill'fft‘n in t;.c '
l'nitcd States. "
A College Principal brad.
Iltrnsor. X. Y,, Jun. xo.-lf.~ba-.-...~b
William McAl‘cc. principil ol' (Slate-molt
'I'lwy lll‘c kept fully lllforlllcll lmll _
)IIII’I‘rIII-‘III it work ago u ‘
”oTllt‘ unululnblc epoch in husbands. nc-
curl-ling to my rt-scllrcllcs.” says om: wom-
nn. "is curly in the morning. :‘I'ml yet that
i; the very time that untoltful woman,
with llorllair quite probably ill curl pu-
pl-rs, takes to prcfcr her monetary claims.
tllcrclly gctllng herself onllfllscll ill his
mind with house. rctlt, gas bills, shabby
t'ltltllb' llllll ltlllt’l‘ Illsltlsll'l’lll‘lhlllfls, whore-
IN llllll sbc possessed her soul in pllticuco
till that night. nftcr dinner, and Hum
stated llcr wants, with a rose in lur buir,
she would quite as fully IlllVl'flL‘llIt‘l'l‘iI llcr
purposo and at tho Silll‘ll liltll- bow unlin-
mined in": reputation with him as owing“
lossangnl. I think it is Scripturc, isn't
it, which says tllcro am n time and a. place
for all things”: At all events, lllx' saying
«is trno us Scripture."
In Touch With Childhood.
Ill lit-r housckccplng :irticlo ill Ii,l,lll.<cbol.l
Ncws Mrs. l’uolo says: ‘
Lct us not count it silly to kccp our-
sl'lxcs in touch with childhood. It is for
“in r to sit by tho lilzli- Ill'll and mill Illn
“Jungle Stol'ics'Ulr “Alice In \I'olllll-r-
land“ that: to don u satin calm and go :o
a ball or even to numuw- rule-ions for
Ii'rriulnoolo libu. A good llcul'llf Tull
tub-I our} work should Im (la-no by ton-'9
nlnll lj lliw Ill l'm't, m-iuy 1 tllnillr!
mello to l :l l: llIINlllllilTy to Ilf'f’n‘”.
Rain forth}: complexion is most b-‘lle-
finial.
college, died here.
(‘3 its .
friends
, I always
cling toit
6’ because
B. L.
Tobacco
gives the best
satisfaction.
It has the
finest flélvor
and is made
from the
choicest leaf-m
.f.
.mthaes why.
""Golumbia
Iicyclo t
Pad Calendar
,
“/
YOU NEED IT.
A Des); Calendar is :t ticcc<<ity'-—mn§t
convenient kind of stun-house tnr mum»
oranllu. The Columbia Desk Calendar
W brightest. and humlsomcst of nil—full
of dainty pen sketcllcs and entertaining
thoughts on .lntduor crcwisc and sport.
Occasionally remind»; you ot‘ the superb
your nectl of one. You \vou't object to
that, ofAconrsc. The Calendar will be
mailed tor rive 2-ccnt stumps.
Address Calendar Department,
POPE IIIUFIC‘IURIIG 00.,
HARTFORD. CONN.
OUVROFFlct ls OPPOSITE U; S. PAT
and “can .scla. .l:
.rcluote from W.
‘ Send model. C; ..
It? rl. \I't allmc ..
'ctlarrc. “or ice n7»' (lel
o A Punt-".13. “Howl-H “out“ 2,
'toat of «mi: in ll“. l). b. -'l' .l uneasy. .,..l I; -~
:sfllt If“. Address.
I . “a (.y I {go
:CnA-ggg ...'- I: (a; I a-
: n”, 31.». ., “v-flrr . ...,.. ‘ .j (4 '3
~~~~-. n.
Children C'ry f0.
Pitcher’s Castoria.
, blldren Cry to:
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Win-t: I‘
“Then :3le u...‘ it L'lliiJ. :.1.u cll ell fur ' Iastorfd.
'l‘sv mus $ll‘k. we gum ll-~r Fistula
“lien sllc ncl'uzrlc Bil“. aln- clung to (letul'ia
Wile-ll she n..-.l Children. she gowtbcln Custom
Children Cry f0
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
It Cures
i couous
use
WILLIAMS’
llflllfill'
REMEBY.
:ll Au: lulu; l...!li LIAL‘3C;
quality of Columbia Bicycles and of .
l
l
l
5
JUN! I‘. I“.
roams mm more SilitWAbK an
FOLLOWS: "
ton N" You:
A Iuwftz’ilu Milt-161550.03!» lac."lliac
trulrxaumfltulu u:im.»:nux, union:
or. ler. line. 1 no
u Ill-c.1031“. tuner. ” ' w
Scan m.
A.M.-~l!h‘lor bat t.: :tt . t. ’.
Altimtullerlanmu'. “.9le ‘M'
tron New “AVIII:
A M—lltlrrdflhx. aIan. Tllflac a l .
tllcr. lolrex. lllll l-i, ll « uc. l' firms“
4!. l «Inc. :3“ an to “I‘lllllt‘lllll. 303 er. I a!
«a hmlexmfiac. tut? or. 7 in or. 7:8“ to
drluxcport. II it ac. 1' l. ac. II In no.
Burton's.
A. M.-—l m or. 1 5:) er. Hill ac. it I: ac. 715 at.
LIAVE NEW YORK.
Volt Sour“ NOM'AIJI:
A. .\l.—l‘.'mm'd‘t t.\'. 5m ac. tilllac, 70hr.
\lltex ltlttrrJtlu ex. miller lulu ac.lll|ler.
II’JIIC. lulu mum ac. ._ .\l.~l c. :lltor
llIieAJliilelJl'z’ex Hutu. 121”“.th
tl‘llllltx‘dw.c.Zululall'UMHUWM-
Scaoava
°ltx.hf.——12il)ex,tlllll ac. 7130 ac. P. hie-00
lltnltury illusion.
arm-I Sotrru Nomumt:
A. u «ti-:7 av. ll Lino. llttItl ux.
w, I kl l‘lurneltl “.1 l‘.’ ex, 5 full ac.
fictions.
A. .‘II."9 3! ac. P. M -I’ 25 ac.
on" lusuvnv:
I’ \l.—l w
A \I. tilll4t~.7:llo-x llf‘ex II on an '
Ifilex fill at: tliJeX. H I LM
PCNUAYP.
A. “.—3 '|'~,'.lc. l'. .\l. I'lll'loc.
J. at *-
IT is_ Not the Loss
of Material!
That pi‘i'Vl‘llN most women from
having an elaborate wardrobe.
It’s the Making Up!
How often lullics lament oVer not
lllll‘lIlL' tllc “knock" to do the Work
pl'llttt'f'llel justly condcmnlun tbcmv
st‘ll‘c-t when they are n it to blumc.
The greatest. drawback to sum-mini
llonu- dressmaking haw lltfi‘ll the luck
all mechanical aids. liul this no
lolzizl-rcxistu willl the people of SO.
Nturwalk. .'l.~' \vc how an established
school, teaching llo- cutting and fit-
tllllircorrectlyofnll garments worn
w on :l-s, l:ll.~~l‘~ and cililllretl : also.
Wufllmcl's I‘lllllfinfl. This is no
clmrr or nun-him; but :1 school of
ART. SCIENCE AND
USEFULNESS. '
tin... you stop IIIIII consider the
grub ~xpcnsc attached to blrcing
lire-«cs lnadcoml the very unsatis-
furlol'y manner in which they are
many lion in constl ll(‘lt'll. y it cannot
but rcalm- the value llli~ school
Would be in you. Some lmve on lilt‘l‘l
the-y are not comm-tent to learn. as
they have no knowledge whatever
of anything or «citing. 'l'lli-l is :t
grout tuistrlkl ,-l~' \‘tc touch by cstull
ll~tlwl rulw. which must be ob-orvctl
rcgnrlllc-x‘ ot’ a rcrsou's ability. And
many limos ladle: having no pre-
\‘i- u~ knowledge do the ill-st \vrvrk.
Yl-l: are cordially invited to va<itli1rl
‘i'lll'Ul :ltul ..- lill- wt rk explain-Li,
Soil ‘vctl Tilt-MIMI. 'l'llurslllly null Sut-
lll'll:l_\'. :' to .‘l and 2 lo ‘.I p. tn.
22 So. Main Street, 50. Norwalk.
/
I GORHAM’S ,
Wu 11 Pa pa 1“
Stare, Ill First Avenue, East "NurWalli.
u ldonot what the Earth
with a. fence around it
but will be thankful for a small
share of Publlc Patronage in
Butter,Cheese,Eggs
Lard, Pickles,
etc., at The NEW scouts,
l25 Washington St.,
~. 3. A. VICKERS.
lllfil.’
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
l.\' l‘hlii FAT NOTICE.
Sow", Nouwaut. Conn, Dec. :4, tails.
Atu mcctinu of tho manuncm n! this
bank,llellltllis date a div deutl to de-
nosimr. of interest-gt tho rnlc flour per
cent. per annum wan tin-clslrl-vi for the six
montlu Pntllnu .lnnu’arr l, lh'llli, payable
and after January l0, lh‘illl. lotcrlwt not
drawn will on credited to occult"?! and
draw interest from Jutm'lry l. 1895?.
~ OHN H. KNAI’P, 'l‘rclmurer
j3 2w ' "
Norwalk Chronicler